Likely aRefStr isn't interned, but only constructed from an OUString.
Yup, and what I used to do in a case like this was to insert a printf
statement in that constructor of SharedString (the one that only takes
OUString) to see if anybody is calling it. If somebody is calling it, set
a break point there and you'll find the culprit.
One likely scenario is where someone is passing a OUString value to a
function that expects a SharedString.
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